According to Ellen Lewis, the corporate communications director at Trinidad’s Water and Sewerage Authority the country’s storage facilities have fallen considerably.
The United Nations children’s organization UNICEF says it has registered over 600 children who were separated from their families in the aftermath of January\'s devastating earthquake in Haiti.
The Trinidad and Tobago government has announced new plans for delivering quality health care to citizens, including the construction of four new hospitals over a 10-year period.
The United Nations says the Haitian government will be seeking US$3.8 billion at Wednesday\'s donors’ conference in New York to start rebuilding the quake-ravaged country.
Dominica\'s opposition United Workers Party (UWP) says its three elected Members of Parliament will continue to boycott the country\'s parliament. They did not attend yesterday’s sitting of the House of Assembly.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister Patrick Manning says his governing Peoples National Movement will begin screening potential candidates for parliament next week.
The government of St Kitts and Nevis says it will be conducting public consultations to determine the percentage rate of a proposed value added tax (VAT) and the items that will be taxed.
Guyana’s president Bharrat Jagdeo is warning that the Caribbean is on the verge of bankruptcy as many countries are spending more on servicing external debt.
The Cuban government says the number of tourists coming to the island during the first two months of 2010 fell by 3.4 per cent compared with the similar period last year.
The European Union and a coalition of US-based humanitarian groups say they will pledge more than $2.7 billion in aid to help earthquake-devastated Haiti recover and rebuild.
The court case to determine whether Antigua and Barbuda’s former chief financial regulator, Leroy King, should be extradited to the United States has been adjourned until next month.
Opposition Progressive Liberal Party candidate, Ryan Pinder, has been named by the courts as the duly elected member of parliament for the Elizabeth constituency.
Human rights group Amnesty International is calling for the Haitian authorities to take immediate measures to curb sexual violence and protect women living in camps in the quake-devastated country.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) says three Caribbean jurisdictions have now meet internationally agreed standards on exchange of tax information.
St Lucia\'s Home Affairs Minister Guy Mayers is expressing concern about police personnel doing private work without the permission of the Police Commissioner.
All member nations of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) have reportedly been advised to seek funding from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to help steer them through the current economic downturn.
